Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
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CHICAGO. September c0-Duiness again
chars 'ierizcd The wheat market to-day. and
prices held Stoafy within yesterdays range
until near the close. when trade showed some
little Improvement. The fact that certain
dealers Who usually lead are Just now on tho
bear side, snd think, IN view n the foreign
situation, that there Is no hope for wheat hold
ers, IL being uumpetod daly, and tnoso who
would buy are kept IN q timid state Of mind.
I he nrmness toward tho close Was attributed
20 some desire on she part OF the shorts ~ cover
ana 20 light offerings. Tho receipts c0stinue
quite tree. segregsi'ng $4,000 bushels at
Twelve points, while shipments from the sans
wore 'tSto0 bushels. Exports from three sea-
board ports we're reported at iis.0O0 bush
els. October opened at o. &C., declined 10 6Skc.,
reacted TO or noJAc., and closed M 3D. Corn
opeucd liule e1, hut showed enough ARM
ness during the morning 90 advance prices
about Ne. Quiet continued until tho squirt Ia
wheat, Just before y. NJ. when tho bulls IN
the corn.pits TOOK charge and added another
hc. 90 the price Of October and May, or &c.
setter than yesterdays closing price. but nc
tho afternoon session there WAS a slight reac-
ton. Ociolcr sold Ht Sic. to open, went 20
tlSc., aud closed al iihc May, tho leading
future, opened nt ilSc.: touched iJc. aud left
OF Ai,at'sc. Oats were quite dun and easy
CLtil late In the session, when the strength In
corn e1crtet better feeling and hakc.
advance. AZ the afternoon session
slightly sasler tone existed under the
influence 81 Hight receipts 81 hogs and
higher prices. Therefore provisions opened
stronger and prices for leading speculative
articles ruled higher The oferhga were
moderate while tho demand ON local and out
side account was sufficiently urgent b cause
an advance Of 14alHs After thls inquiry wss
provided for tho market ruled quiet with lltto
more inclination on operators part g. sell, with
lighter inquiry from all sources. resulting Ia
an easier feeling and lower prices. The con-
Guiding prices were not materially changed
from yesterdays close January divided with
October the iutereat u operators for October
FnlI ard ugf1 Mt D. sEN I.llt.
rios at s&J0ats5ib. Pork ranged Tor January
at fi225a$i2.31S; lard =, a.. ;0asH.t9N. and
shOri-lihs AT g. sJasG 32.. ThlB month closed
az tis9O tor pork, tds7%a.e.t0 t.r lard, and
f6 % Tor shOrtribs.
II. LOUIS
So. LOUIS. September g0.-Flour easy but UNI
changed. Wheat was weak early, but a ro-
action occurred and the market closed takc.
above yesterday; No. red ca-u. 6saDshc.;
October, '.aCs'.c; November. tgAa'0c. Corn
Sc. higher for May; cash. 39af0t. October,
50 aisle; November, 81. C. oats lower
and weak, cash, 23t.c,; October, gihag3hc..
November, 2i'.c. hld. Whisky steady at tl.05.
Provisions generally nrm. PORK irregular;
now, si3.25. Lard. ss.25asG.30. Dry-salt meats
.toKodl-Shouisrs, tat0; long clears, $50;
cisaI.rlts. {StS, shOrt-clears. tSs5. Bacon
ttoNed) ShOulders. fG25sf6.Mh; long. clears,
tl3. asa 90: clear-n0s, Syhat9JO; short
clears, s9.eJss9.90. Nains. fiZatlL
WILMINGTON.
NtsINdroN, y. O.. September D.-Turpst-
"a drm AT 1ekc. R0sin arm strained. f0c.;
good strained, o. Tar nrm az si.Q Cruds
uronune firm; hard. 81: yenoT-dip and
yffir. l.fJ
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUKEs.
FSw IOHE. september s1--COtton--Net re-.
cCipts. mono: gross receipts. TO- t06, bales Fu-
lures closed steady sales 80. $50 bales; Sepiem-
ner, t96; October, S9.22ataS3: November,
i92lai9..5; December. S9.21asg.H: January.
1854. February. a. f2asg43; March, sg.5lasH52;
April, Sa5Jai9 %; May, gg.t1as9.s5; Juno, STA
$40: July, s9sga3asl.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReporie1 Tor me DispsIcn.l
SRPTENBER 20.-Market fiat and dropping,
there being no demand Whatever at tho conn
Bulsson-hSuses and but little nc tho factories.
Prime. sake. shsned, s&aiEc.; factory
haud-ptck Cd, ja5i.c.